T&T Clark Handbook of African American Theology: T&T Clark Handbooks
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350320406
ISBN-10: 1350320404
Pagini: 464
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 29 mm
Greutate: 0.7 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Seria T&T Clark Handbooks
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350320404
Pagini: 464
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 29 mm
Greutate: 0.7 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Seria T&T Clark Handbooks
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Presents
black
perspectives
on
Christian
faith,
enabling
better
understanding
of
the
diversity
of
Christianity
and
Christian
theology
Notă biografică
Antonia
Michelle
Daymond,
an
Independent
Scholar
in
the
USA,
is
a
constructive
Christian
theologian
working
in
the
areas
of
contemporary
models
of
theology
as
well
as
systematic
and
philosophical
theology.Frederick
L.
Wareis
Associate
Professor
of
Theology
and
Associate
Dean
for
Academic
Affairs,
Howard
University
School
of
Divinity,
Washington
DC,
USA.Eric
Lewis
Williamsis
Curator
of
Religion,
Smithsonian
Institution,
National
Museum
of
African
American
History
and
Culture,
USA.
Cuprins
List
of
ContributorsAcknowledgment
Introduction
-Frederick
L.
Ware,
Howard
University
School
of
Divinity,
USAPart
I.
Historical
Investigations1.
The
African
American
Struggle
for
Human
Dignity
in
Chattel
Slavery
and
Afterwards
-Beverly
Eileen
Mitchell,
Wesley
Theological
Seminary,
USA2.
Re-evaluating
Roots:
Slavery
as
Source
and
Challenge
for
African
American
Theology
-Alexis
S.Wells-Oghoghomeh,
Vanderbilt
University,
USA3.
Then
and
Now:
Salvation,
White
Supremacy
and
Black
Agency
in
the
Aftermath
of
the
White
Supremacy
Campaign
of
1898
and
Presidential
Election
of
2016
-Sharon
J.
Grant,
Hood
Theological
Seminary,
USA4.
Engaging
History
Theologically:
Early
Afro-Pentecostal
Interracial
Communities
as
Sites
of
Emancipatory
Politics
-David
D.
Daniels,
McCormick
Theological
Seminary,
USA5.
"Peace
Be
Still":
James
Cleveland
and
the
Paradox
of
Peace
in
the
Civil
Rights
Movement
-Johari
Jabir,
University
of
Illinois
at
Chicago,
USA6.
African
American
Evangelicals
-Soong-Chan
Rah,
North
Park
Theological
Seminary,
USA7.
The
Classroom
and
the
Pulpit
of
the
Public
Theologian:
A
Brief
Survey
of
Black
Faith
Tradition(s)
-Adam
L.
Bond,
Virginia
Union
University,
USAPart
II.
Theological
Method
and
Construction8.
The
Hebrew
Bible
and
Black
Theology:
Fresh
Hermeneutical
Considerations
for
Liberation
Theologies
and
Situating
the
Teachings
of
Jesus
-Harold
V.
Bennett,Interdenominational
Theological
Center/Morehouse
College,
USA9.
From
Ideology
to
Theology:
Toward
a
More
Liberating
Doctrine
of
Revelation
-Harry
H.
Singleton,
Benedict
College,
USA10.
The
Reality
of
God
and
Racism:
Shifting
Paradigms
in
Race,
Culture,
and
the
Church
-Henry
J.
Young,
Garrett-Evangelical
Theological
Seminary/Hood
Theological
Seminary,
USA11.
Is
Racism
in
America
a
Functional
Refutation
of
Classical
Philosophical
View
of
Understanding
as
Pertaining
to
Universal
Concepts?
-Cyril
Orji,
University
of
Dayton
in
Ohio,
USA12.
Theological
Considerations
of
Being
Human
while
Black
-Antonia
Michelle
Daymond,
Independent
Scholar,
USA13.
Pneumatology
and
Contemporary
Theological
Discourse
-William
C.
Turner,
Duke
University
Divinity
School,
USA14.
Mad
with
Supernatural
Joy:
On
Representations
of
Pentecostalism
in
the
Black
Religious
Imagination
-Eric
Lewis
Williams,
Smithsonian
Institution
National
Museum
of
African
American
History
and
Culture,
USA15.
Baptism
and
Holy
Communion:
Affirming
that
Black
Lives
Matter
-Brad
R.
Braxton,
Smithsonian
Institution
National
Museum
of
African
American
History
and
Culture/The
Open
Church
of
Maryland,
USA16.
God
and
Time:
Exploring
Black
Notions
of
Prophetic
and
Apocalyptic
Eschatology
-Lisa
Marie
Bowens,
Princeton
Theological
Seminary,
USA17.
Methodological
Development
in
African
American
Theology:
The
Influence
of
Past
Historical
Periods
upon
Contemporary
Black
and
Womanist
Thought
-Walter
R.
Strickland
II,
Southeastern
Baptist
Theological
Seminary,
USA18.
The
Ethics,
Politics,
and
Civic
Engagement
of
African
American
Theological
Production
-James
S.
Logan,
Earlham
College,
USA19.
The
Church
and
the
Tangent:
Everybody's
Protest
Theology
-Matthew
V.
Johnson,
Mount
Moriah
Baptist
Church/Social
Justice
Commission
of
the
Progressive
National
Baptist
Convention,
USAPart
III.
Church,
Ministry,
and
Leadership20.
Prophetic
Preaching
and
Theological
Reflection
-Kenyatta
R.
Gilbert,
Howard
University
School
of
Divinity,
USA21.
Plenty
Good
RoomRevisited:
The
Quest
for
a
Radically
Inclusive
Twenty-first-century
Black
Church
-Marcia
Y.
Riggs,
Columbia
Theological
Seminary,
USA22.
Black
Ecumenism
and
the
Ecumenical
Movement:
Four
Perspectives
-Beverly
J.
Goines,
Center
for
the
Study
of
African
American
Religious
Life
at
the
Smithsonian
Institution
National
Museum
of
African
American
History
and
Culture,
USA23.
Receiving
the
Body
as
Gift:
African
American
Christian
Ethics
and
the
Harlem
Renaissance
as
a
Theo-Ethical
Intervention
-Reggie
L.
Williams,
McCormick
Theological
Seminary,
USA24.
Theology,
Praxis,
and
Leadership:
Paradigm
for
Black
Churches
-Forrest
E.
Harris,
American
Baptist
College/Vanderbilt
University
Divinity
School,
USA25.
Black
Church
Pastors
as
Chief
Executive
Officers:
A
Theoretical
Reframing
of
the
Debate
-Nimi
Wariboko,
Boston
University
School
of
Theology,
USAPart
IV.
Dialogues26.
Black
Theology
and
Black
Humanism
-Duane
T.
Loynes,
Sr.,
Rhodes
College,
USA27.
White
Feminist
Theologies
and
Black
Womanist
Theologies
-Karen
Teel,
University
of
San
Diego,
USA.28.
Jewish
Theology
and
African
American
Theology
in
Dialogue
-Kurt
Buhring,Saint
Mary's
College,
USA29.
Black
Theology
and
the
Care
of
the
Soul,
Mind
and
Body:
Reading
African
American
Theology
from
a
Black
British
Perspective
-Delroy
Hall,
Region
5
of
the
Church
of
God
of
Prophecy,
UK30.
African
American
Theology
and
Her
Siblings
in
the
Caribbean
Diaspora:
Toward
a
Theology
of
a
Plurality
of
Praxis
in
the
Black
Atlantic
World
-Delroy
A.
Reid-Salmon,
Grace
Baptist
Chapel,
USA
and
University
of
Oxford,
UK31.
Metals
and
Movens
of
Colored
Television:
The
Spirit
is
a
Bone:
A
Response
to
Marla
F.
Frederick'sColored
Television:
American
Religion
Gone
Global-Nimi
Wariboko,
Boston
University
School
of
Theology,
USA32.
Epilogue
-Eric
Lewis
Williams,
Smithsonian
Institution
National
Museum
of
African
American
History
and
Culture,
USA
and
Antonia
Michelle
Daymond,
Independant
Scholar,
USABiblical
Citations
IndexSubject
Index
Recenzii
The
book
will
serve
well
as
a
text
for
introductory
theology
courses
and
for
advanced
study
of
African
American
theology.
Summing
Up:
Recommended.
Upper-division
undergraduates
through
faculty.
This text is a bold statement detailing the theological legacy of a people. African Americans have made an indelible mark on the pages of Christian theology and this fine text explores this ongoing development, covering all the major themes and disciplines in an exemplary manner. This is a must read!
This text is a bold statement detailing the theological legacy of a people. African Americans have made an indelible mark on the pages of Christian theology and this fine text explores this ongoing development, covering all the major themes and disciplines in an exemplary manner. This is a must read!